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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1950
Page
7
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An article from Bourne details a long simmering dispute resolved by a new plan backed by local officials and the mayor. Residents hope the agreement ends years of contention and restores neighborhood harmony.
In a tight Game Four the Yankees capitalized on Phllies errors and clutch hits to win after trailing earlier. Ed Lopat and Jerry Coleman delivered timely offense as New York extended the Phillies World Series woes to seven straight losses by one run margins.
New York Oct 7 Yankees manager Casey Stengel dismisses luck claims saying When I put guys in the game theyre good Thats why we win Ive got good ones Eddie Sawyer Phils manager disagrees noting his club could have won all three games If we win tomorrow our branches wont be that for the serves
The report lists college football results featuring Millint Flag 18 over Villanova 12 and Genrag Wachinston 21 against West Virginia 14 with Mi Unis 89 and Clarion Pa noted in the summary of games and teams.
New York eyes a fourth World Series win as Ed Ford starts for the Yankees against the Phillies. The Phils struggle with defense and untimely errors in a tense game at Yankee Stadium, with Coleman driving in the tying run in the ninth and Hamner delivering a key three-hit performance.
Corry’s defenseless Beavers, led by Rex Spaulding with four TDs, rallied from behind to beat Union City 33 to 18 at Loveland Field. Spaulding and Vanderhoof starred on offense as Corry erased an early Union City lead, seizing control with two late third quarter touchdowns and a sealing 55 yard score by Spaulding.
At St Nicholas Arena Cesar Brinn from Argentina defeated Vern Mitchell of California. Earl Turney, fighting from Richmond California, was stopped in Los Angeles by a Hollywood based opponent. The bout sequence produced decisive knockdowns and a clear referee stoppage.
In Bowl-Aire action Smith's Beauty Studio led the Ladies B League with a strong showing as they took pairs from Katherine's Shop while Herman's Jewelers blanked Bowl-Aire. Raymond Jewelry trailed Briggs Storn in a detailed set of scorelines. Men’s C League at the Vets Club saw Keystone keglers move up as Packo's Grocery gained ground. Other matches featured Buichotner's Soft Drinks and Corry Diner. The bulletin lists scores and standings across multiple teams for an active bowling night.
Pail Stroup president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club announces a special meeting for Monday at o o clock. All members are urged to attend. Plans will be made for a fall dish fry and action is expected to step up the membership drive.
Corey 98 defeats Union City 1 and Titusville 2 to 1. North East 1, Erie Academy 38, Oil City 7. Millererk 20, Hickory 19. Greenville 1, Franklin 7. Edinboro 27, Wesleyville 13. Grove City 41, Mercer 0. Cambridge Springs 7, Waterford 20. OW City St doe's.
Weathered page includes brief sports items noting two Elks Keg teams winning by four points and listing individual scorers such as Paul Auer Harry Powers and Christensen Majors. Also mentions a New York weather forecast for a World Series game with clouds some sun and a high temperature.
The article reports on major league players weighing steps to fund pensions amid TV and radio pay disputes. Representatives from the American and National Leagues are discussed, with City, team names, and specific figures unclear, but tension over financing the pension fund for long service remains the focus.
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